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Use a defined and easy-to-write format to store the metadata #11

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xiaodaigh opened this issue Oct 20, 2019 · 2 comments
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Use a defined and easy-to-write format to store the metadata #11

xiaodaigh opened this issue Oct 20, 2019 · 2 comments

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Currently, Julia's serializer is used to store the metadata. I think should use an open format.
@xiaodaigh xiaodaigh changed the title Use a defined easy to write format to store the data Use a defined and easy-to-write format to store the data Oct 20, 2019
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gabomgp4 commented Jan 20, 2020 •
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I would like to try this task. I'm a developer new to Julia and i think this is a good opportunity to learn Julia. What do you think about using FlatBuffers to store the metadata?

Note: Flatbuffer is used in the arrow ipc format that is similar (serializing dataframes) to this project.

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Might be a good idea. Try the Flatbuffer package.

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@xiaodaigh xiaodaigh changed the title Use a defined and easy-to-write format to store the data Use a defined and easy-to-write format to store the metadata Aug 12, 2020
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